Such matters are common in the mobile tech sector, with Apple suing Nokia and HTC while being served legal notice by iCloud Communications, apparently not keen on Apple using the ‘iCloud’ name for its upcoming service. Courtroom dramas aside, there’s not disputing the fact that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the Apple iPad 2 have a lot in common.
They’re both slender, elegantly designed tablet devices.
They both boast large, high resolution displays fall around the 10-inch mark (either a little under or just over). Both have a twin camera set up for regular pics and video-calls and both come in 16, 32 and 64GB editions. Oh, and they’re both available in black and white as well.
The obvious differences come down on the software side of things. The iPad 2 runs on Apple’s own iOS 4 (currently 4.3.5), whereas the Tab 10.1 runs on Honeycomb (currently Android 3.1) the tablet-specific version of Google’s OS.
Honeycomb hasn’t been out as long as iOS and consequently there aren’t as many apps going for it. So the Tab 10.1 is immediately at a disadvantage to the iPad 2 in this respect. But depending on where you fall on the iOS vs Android fence, this probably won’t effect your decision much. While taking this into consideration, we decided to do a full on nuts ‘n bolts, spec for spec comparison of the two devices side by side to see how they really measure up.
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